Part-Time Tactical Jet Pilot - Adversary & Flight Training

RAVN Aerospace; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Signing bonus

Relocation assistance

Performance incentives

Career progression

Quality of life

Job summary

RAVN Aerospace is seeking former military pilots to continue flying tactical jets in support of demanding missions. Depending on qualifications and program assignments, pilots may support adversary air, contracted close air support, research, development, test and evaluation, flight training, operational test support, and aircraft development programs.

This part-time position offers military aviators the opportunity to remain connected to the defense mission, train U.S.

Qualifications

• Former military pilot with tactical aviation experience.
• Commitment to safety, professionalism, sound judgment, and mission accomplishment.
• Ability to operate effectively within a disciplined, team-oriented flight operations environment.
• Ability to maintain all qualifications, medical certifications, training, and currency required for assigned aircraft and missions.
• Ability to obtain and maintain applicable security clearances, installation access, and/or airport credentials as required.

Responsibilities

• Support adversary air and contracted close air support missions.
• Assist in RDT&E, flight training, and test & evaluation tasks.
• Operate and maintain mission readiness for assigned aircraft.
• Train U.S. military personnel and partner nations.

Skills

Military aviator

Safety commitment

Team oriented

Security clearance

Flight operations

Job description

RAVN Aerospace is seeking former military pilots to continue flying tactical jets in support of demanding missions. Depending on qualifications and program assignments, pilots may support adversary air, contracted close air support, research, development, test and evaluation, flight training, operational test support, and aircraft development programs.

This part-time position offers military aviators the opportunity to remain connected to the defense mission, train U.S.